nrecoverable errors are those that occur when something goes fundamentally wrong, and the program cannot safely proceed. For example, if a file that is essential for the program to run is missing or corrupted, the program can panic and display an appropriate error message. Rust provides a mechanism for handling such situations through the **`panic!`** macro. When a **`panic!`** occurs, the program stops execution, unwinding the stack and providing a clear panic message...

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Rust's **trait** system is a powerful feature that enables developers to define shared behavior across different types. Traits play a crucial role in achieving code reusability, abstraction, and flexibility...

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